Medinek Hotel Kutna Hora
Palackeho nam. 316 Kutna Hora, Bohemia, 28401 , Czech Republic
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Sedlec Ossuary
I was frustrated with myself today. When I was mapping out the route for this trip I made plans to visit the Ossuary at Sedlec. I put Sedlec, Czech Republic into Google maps which promptly stuck a pin in the town of Sedlec just south of Brno. That worked for me (or so I thought).
It would have been more polite to have asked me which Sedlec I was interested in. It turns out there are several towns named Sedlec the the Czech Republic and ...
Oh the Hora!
... went a differently way. I went to see the stone fountain, but it was also having some work done to it. Then I proceeded to get lost for 20-30 minutes, and once I figured out where I was, decided that it was time to head back to the train station. Since it took a while to walk from the station at the beginning of the day, I took the one and only local bus line to the station.
Once back in Prague I decided it was time for me to climb the Old Town Hall ...
Kutna Hora - A Medieval Town Comes Alive
... pictures because it was a cloudy day. It drizzled and between putting on and taking off our rain coat - we didnt really get nice pictures to do it justice.
We finally stopped for tea and tasted a traditional czech dessert - the Czech Honey Cake and stuffed ourselves again two hours after we finished lunch. As we made our way to the square to wait for Peter, we heard beautiful singing. There was ...
Communism, Burglary, and Skeleton Decor
... we wouldn't get the GPS back. But after a quick conversation, we decided to call the cops since the car was a little damaged. The cops came 30 minutes after we called them, and they were not friendly at all. 2 showed up originally, and one spoke a little English. They kept us there for 2 hours, during which time they looked at the car (and yelled at us if we got too close), they did not understand how we put our stuff in the ...
A bone church and Bohemia
... 1870 to decorate the
chapel. His fantastic creations include a coat of arms of the local
aristocratic Schwarzenberg family and a chandelier that contains every
bone in the human body. There are a few other bone churches scattered
around Central Europe, but none are nearly as fascinating or photogenic.On to Kutna Hora, the oldest city in Czech dating back to 1152 when it ...



